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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN(

There will be d speci i meeting of the Stock
hol1 Of the Fort Worth and Denver City
Railway Company, held at the city of For,
Worth, Tex, on the 22d dav of June 1857, at the
cOmpany's Office in said city, comm ncing at 10
O'CLOCK on said day, for the rr4nsaC ion II such
business as my come before IL, including
proposition u ratify the contract dated the 18th
day of February, 1887, aod the supplement
thereto, betwe' n this company and the Denyer,
Texas and sui Railroad Ompanyy and tie
ID nver, Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Com
pany in relation to the construction and opera
lion of said railroads tn common interest
and management and for authorizing an in
crease OF the authorized capital
stock OF this company 10000 zoo,
making total authorized capital Of
$50, OO,O00, and autnoriz ng an exchange Of
stock for the purpose of carrying OUT the pro-
visions and purpose of safe contract, and for
the purpose Of taking such steps as the Stock
holders may wise In order TO secure the con
stluction or construction and operation of said
railroads from Fort Worth to Denver in a com
mon inter- sc and mana emept.
The Transfer Books of the company viii close
on Wednesday, April p, st O'Clock p. m, and
will re open Saturday, June %, az 10 O'Clock
q. m.
A meeting of the Board of Directors -
held at the Office of the company in Fort W0rts :,
Tex, on Tuesday, June 2lst, at II g. m,
W. A. Ross, Secretary
Fort Worth, Tex, April u, 1857.
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R.ts, o, Advertising Furnished on Application

Rstss Of Advertising Furnished on Application.
Eer,ittanoes By draft, postofIce money order or
a registered letter, at risk Of ONCE -.
TSr~ssDonde7lce IS solicited upon all netoS stto-
pro,nyt Information Of eveSts and e,0s happen
mos OF General interest solicited, and t0'H De prop
. IN Communications :ptended for publication
,Sf he accompanied By the tCTteTS name and al
dTess-1ot for ptIbhcatioTs-b1H as an evidence OF
Parties ac1Itinq TO THE GAZETTE on business
esoGI to Themselves tCiH please icLose stamp for
eply ,-,,-. 49,, rrr,r r, , ,r,7,-r,,
Al letters or communications roT HE GAZEIIE
,,bfb on business or for publication should be
addressed to THE GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING Co, Fort Worth, Ten, AND NOT TO
N checks, rsonep orders postal notes, ETC.,
should be made payable to the DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING co.
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A ROANOKE correspondent asks THE
GAZETTE if the proposed amendment pro-
hibits the importation of liquor into the
state. The amendment prohibits "the
manufacture, sale and exchange of in
to1icating liquors except for medical,
mechanical and scientific purposes"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

WHILE Fort Worth enjoys health and
comfort and luxury in the water that
comes up pure and clear from an hun
dred srtesian wells, it's great heart is
ssddened that Dallas paper is forced to
admit that, ''agsin the water is of that
consistency that it can be chewed."
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
hons-fIde Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas
SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL "a.
TO ALL GAZETTE CORRESPOND
ENTS.


All GAZETTE correspondents are in
structed to refrain from supplementing
their prohibition news by comments or
opinions or arguments. This paper
wants the news as it is, undiluted and
unbiased. Gentlemen who desire to ex-
press opinions or make arguments will
address 8 separate communication to the
editor, and not embody such in their re-
ports. Correspondents are not expected
to express their opinions as TO public
sentiment or the result of the election in
any locality. We want the facts, I'M
warped by personal bias; we want the
news free of individual opinion. We
want all the news we can get, we want
all the facts we can get, but do not tell
US prohibition will or will not carry, and
do aot tell US that there is reaction Ofpub-
lie sentiment in favor of either side.
Send US the news, and the paper and its
readers will make their own deductions
and reach their own conclusions. The
telegraph news columns of this paper
shall not be used to manufacture public
opinion on any subject, save as the facts
themselves may influence the minds of
men.
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inclined to regard party membership as
shield, audit will tend to purify the po-
litiesl atmosphere. And yet there is no
alloy in the sadness of the reflection that
it was genial Hennessey who fell and was
made an Offering to justlc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

JOHN SHERMAN has started the Cuba
outlaw story to Offset Blaine's Indian
Territory cold. THE GLzETTE will give
both gentlemen the name of it's New
York advertising agent for a small con-
siderstion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

To FORT WORTH: In organization
there is a boom long drawn out; no
feverish, tickle thing Of alternate hope
and depression, hut steady, healthtul,
permanent boom that means untold good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

THERE will be general regret at the
dennessey verdict, not that crime has
Deen punished, but that such man should
bea criminal. The effect of this prompt pun
ishment viii be salutary on men who are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
DKNIsoN, Sherman, Paris, GreenviIle

DKNIsON, Sherman, Paris, Greenville,
Texarkana, Terrell, Tyler and Dallas will
compete for trade from the Central east
ward; but Waco will hold the center,
Houston the southeast, San Antonio the
southwest, and Fort Worth the west and
northwest. Mark the prediction.
2. Sort Worth will continue also
to invade the east.
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THE following letter explains itself:

ALBANY, TEX, April p, 1851.
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth:
GENTLEAEN-YoUr favor of the 18th received
with stated enclosure, S26, wh CHI has been
credited to relief fund. When seed is received
It shall be distributed SO far as practicable In
accordance with suggestions. Yours respect
fully, J. r. FLEMING,
L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

FORT WORTH is moving in an effort to
organize it's forces. Fort Worth will
realize the benefit of organization in
short time if it will carry this movement
forward to success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
Strip of Figs

Manufsctured only by the California Fig
Strip Company, San Francisco, Cal, is
natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most esgily taken and the most pleasantly
effective remedy known to cleanse the
system when bilious. erseostiye; 10 dispel
headaches, colds.snd fevers; to cure has
bitual constipation. indigestion, etc. For
sale in so cents and 81 bottles by King G
Voigt, druggists, Fort Worth.
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To THE Waco papers: Boom your
town. There will be more heard of Waco
in three years than of another certain
town east of Fort Worth. Let her go,
Gallagher
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mIsOELLAREOUs,

4 RTEsIAN BATH HOUsE-Nat aTSf Rowing
n water, eighty gaIloas per minute, soft Sc
the best bathing water In the state. II may &c
used as ct Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. Single tickets, Is cents; i've tickets, s.
Markle Haymaker, proprietors, northwest
corner DubIic sOuare
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZIKE-Onic
of publication, Is East Fourteenth street, New
York
Looking over this magazine, the page
exhibiting In miniature some of Turner's
illustrations of Paradise Lost cannot fail
to attract lover of art. These are yer
itably gems, and show how in sympathy
with the author was the artist who de-
signed them. The reader fingers with
Jenny June in the Sacramento valley, in
Imagination visits Algiers, and by mental
processes afterward dives into the myster-
les Of "The Pant World" The field of
fiction and of poesy spread their beauties
to charm, and the world Of fashion and
domain of home offer their attraction.
Satiated would be that person who could
not find pleasure in the well-flled pages
of this May number.
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FOR sALE-DWELLTNGsa

EOR s,I4E-Aly residence. furnished or I'm
7 furn she'd in good repair. Apply on ths
premises TO Mrs q. X Newton, corner Thir.
teenth and Lamar streets.
NOR SALE-The handsome residence PROV
L erty formerly owned by Major j j. Jarvis
corner Lamar and Sixth streets in the city O.
Fort WO tn, or viii exchange for un N proved
agriCultu al lands. b. n. BOrea Dallas.
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.~srbscr,bers wishing their address
-hs19ed from one postofice to another, must
give fhe oil address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO EXCHANGE.

Al persons seeking employment 1Cho cannot a.
ford to pay may advertise IN this column for sit
tons free Of ch0rQe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

Elegant and attractive novelties in
French millinerysSwiu be received this
week by RandsA & Chambers Go.
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WANTED-n1AI.E,f sET.P.

WAGYE6E26O men on the extension of the
w Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad
Apply at Quanah, eX., to d. Carey or Mims
WTANTED-For extension Mexican InteTna
w ttOnal R7ilFOad, good f0renieu, bridge car
penters and teamsters, four good railroad
cooks and baker who can bake for 300 men
Apply by letter box No. lO9. Eagle Pass, Tex,
or in person at end Of TRACK to ". 7. Robertson
Contractor.
WANTED = Two experie Ced broom
w maEers; good wages will be paid. Apply
at once, I'm persIn Or by letter, to II. 4. Garter
or J. II. Copeland, Marsh TX
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AMERICAN MAGAZINE Publication office
New York, $50 and 1872 Pearl street; SO.
This month brings to the table our old
acquaintance "The Brooklyn Msgszine,"
under Its new name. The illustrations
are we'll executed and the matter wisely
selected. In sharp contrast to the style
of the magazine of to-day is it's nsmesske
of l74l, as is clearly shown by q reprint
of the title page and table OF contents of
that period. When time shall have piled
the dust of a century upon the pages of
this April number, in what light will it be
regarded by the critic of 1887?
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WTANTED-Fifly thousand to 2OO,ea0 agYs
w ranch, with good water supply, Tor lease
wi privilege of purchase GIVE description
terms OF Lease, price OF land, etc Addres,
JamesG. Roe, care Elliott & Roe, Fort Worth
Tex.
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WANTED-LAND.

EOR RENT a desirab store on the Square
L next do r TO May6eid g stones. InqUr.
at fruit stand,
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BABYLAND-D. Lothrop Co., Boston; so cents
a year.

HI TORY OF CENTRAL AMERICA-By HUI
bert Howe Ban rot, Wi Ill, Isl 1881 The
History Company, Publishers, San Francisco
Only Two years ago the ivefold cluster
of republics extending from Mexico to
Panama was in fever of excitement,
caused by the high-hsnded proceedings
of BarriOs. Nor was the country accus-
toned to anything else than civil wars,
court martials and executions. Such
were the normal conditions in Central
America and peace and quiet were the
exceptional phases. The dictator of
Gustemala was the last prominent cham
piOn of reconstruction. He fell on the
battle field in 1885, and with him the idea,
of reviving the former union by force.
Guatemala, S lvador, Honduras, Near
aqua and Costa RIGA are each going her
way separately, and now, at last, seem to
have entered an era of steady develop
ment and progress. Very likely the union
was a mistake. Not being IN danger of
foreign aggressions the individual inter-
ests of each state are more certain of
being advanced by herself than by
federation, which is worse than useless
when it means primarily the rule of one
man or state, and the blind submission
of the others.
The period from 1901 to 1887 is the
subject of Hubert Howe Bancrofl's1
History of Central America. What
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

HoDaEs 4 WALKER, AttoEnsys. a. law,
II Montague, Texas. spsetsI ssts6ti0n given
to land and ccmmereiaf litigation.
M COB TEsHER & FORD, Atto8nsys-ai-
w Law, san Marcos, TsxaE.s.
DAVIS, BEAI4s& R0GRKB, Attorneys E1s
- CoHnsel0rE at Law. Over Fort Worth M
tionai bsnk hsin street. fort Worth, Tex.
7 i. VANZANDT, NJ D..zphysicfan ana sur
i. geOn. OliCe0EeF PostOffice. Residence cor
Texas and cherry Sts Pan Electric telephOnC,
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WANTED PARTNEk

w ANTED-A partner In tife merchant tailor
w business who IS a e Cd atlOr ana sober
man, with q cash capital of $500 or 500 or good
credit. Address l. Markison al Weatnerford,
Tex.
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FOR RFNT-sTORE.

NOR RE ,T-FurnIsheff. house. Inquire
u my Oficer40I Main street W s Matne
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.
FOR sALE-LIvE sFock

w ANTE Destination as porter or disHwash /
w er In saloons hotel or restagFahE Address
81" care Gazette.
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New POtatoe.

A large quantity st the Fort Worth
Grocer CO.'S. Either ct wholesale or
retail. Large and fine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

NOR SALEzSixsg good broke horses, used on
Il the .tFatcfast season; also 200 high grade
native bulls. Hatcher s. Woods, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

BEDSIDE POETRY Compiled by Wendell P
Garrison. Published by Lothrop Il Co., Bos-
ton.
This little volume is replete with choice
selections from standard poets, that are
specially adapted to the purpose of the
compiler, being designed as an aid TO pa
rents in the training Of their children,
and to awaken and strengthen in them
discriminating taste in literature. To one
who have not given the subject much at
teDtion it will be a matter of surprise
how many beautiful lessons our great
poets have conveyed in charming meas
ures to the children of the race. This
book will prove valuable assistant to
the parent in the conscientious discharge
of duty and an upfailing fund of profit
and pleasure to the developing minds of
the children.
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WANrEn-FEMALE HEI.p..lsas

w ANTEO-A good white won IN for general
w .hoHselWork. Apply at w. F. Pate. sons
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ORGANIZATION is the perfection of
unity.
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-jSce of Publication Second st eet:Deen Houston
rod T7arocE1o,,fon Entered at the Fort Worth,
Tsg,as' PostofFcs as Second Class MGsl Matter.
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WESTERN LAND

Bought and soid.sH coe aT1issfon for use o..
yestHen1 y have ten years practical eynoS4,
ence, and thorough knowledge of the y 81, %.
having surveyed seven years on the fro1,,si
Address, WE KAyE"e'
6IO Mat, -
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FoR RENT-D~ELLT Gs.

EOR REM urnished room-, No. 4FZ cOrrC
4 o Fourth ana Gro Q seTeefs. w. Merritt
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TO EXCHANGE. -.,<ase -
MY HOME and business new Defng IN North
vi Texas, wolldsv xchaHge valuable property
in GALVESTON t9r property either Fort ORTIZ,
Dallas3z fnesvilIe or Cleburne. Inquire Of
30 inson Bros butchers and dealers in cattle,
etc 1906 Main -treet. Fort Worth.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS for rent J. NJ. Rob
i bins, $50 East W atherfOrd street.
DOR RENT-,Iermauia hail, for balls partIs1
L public spe king or other reputable meet
ings. Apply 10 II. Steinfeldt, Third and Thr.cs
morton ST Gets
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nor RseSr-A nice, Furnished room
4 south, east ard west exposure, wei locate.
for business men and within On6eb Id OK autl
half of first-elass boarding use ne OF W.,
70 ing men preferred. Address P, IN care Ga
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SOUVENIRS OF MY TIME-Mrs. j. @. Ere
mo It. d. Lothrop & Co Boston. Price 81. so.
The experiences Of this author are so
varied that the "reminiscences of her life
are OF necessity full of scenes of interest,
and she possesses the happy faculty of
presenting them so brightly as to charm
the reader. Beginning with the days of
President Van Buren,, her entrance into
public life was made as a bridesmaid of
the young bride of the Russian Minister,
and from there III fancy the reader visits
with her the court OF St. James, sees the
marriage of Eugene, pays an Informal
visit to the Queen of Denmark and meets
on terms of familiarity many of the celeb
rites who are now numbered among the
dead. Those who know of Mrs. Fremont
by her devotion to the memory of her
father, and her untiring industry in the
literary work of her husband, cannot foil
to appreciate and thoroughly enjoy so
readable book as the souvenirs of her
busy life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

ST. NICHOLAS-Century Publishing Co.,
New YORK.
Cetrina of Venice is the historic girl
Of this number, and very prettily is the
story told. General Badesu contributes
"Sherman's March to the Sea-" and the
usual features of interest are not lacking
to render this magazine popular with
young and old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

LNUI. RENr--Lsfge. y eli ven sEagef ICrnishg.
Il room; moceEate rent. qu3Ie at s.,
ThrOCNmnrton street.
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REAL ESTATE. AtyEwTs.

ERANK LERGH-
4 Land Agent and Stock Broker,
m
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OUR BOOK TABLE.
NATURAL LAW IN THE BUSINESS WORLD
BY Henry Wood; Publishers, Lee Il shep-
ard, Boston.

NATURAL LAW IN THE BUSINESS WORLD
BY henry Wood; Publishers, Lee Il ohep-
ard, Boston.
Many of the topics agitating mems
minds at this hour are practically present
ed IN the small compass of this book
The vital questions of the labor problem
are intelligently argued. The author
starts out with the assertion that labor is
the normal condition of man, bringing
into play all his physical, mental and
moral faculties, and clearly establishing
that the contrary condition can be fraught
only with disaster to the human race
production is the result Of labor and the
goal to which every laborer aspires is to
be in the position Of accumulated labor;
that Is, capitalist, and that this country
from it's condition is favorable to that
advancement. The question of the posi-
bic harmony of labor and capital is we'll
presented and plausibly answered.
The views of the author in the various
essays on the relation of capital and la
Dor, distribution OF wealth, socialism,
labor organization, corporations and
transportation are presented dispassiOp-
ately, and the failacies of leaders of the
agltatiOns of the present time are eX-
posed and their theories shown to be
visionary and impractical. In conclusion
ne shows the universally of the realm of
natural law, and clearly shows that to be
a short-sighted vision which fails to rec
ognize its presence in the business world,
asserting with answering faith the
unity which must exist not only between
capital and labor but throughout all the
complication of human society, which de-
mands an observance on the part of ali
the rule that each member contribute to:
the general good OF the whole, F"one
member suffers, all suffer; one mem Der
enjoys, all enjoy"
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LUK KENT Upper Il or Of four furnl-1a
Z 70 ms, stngly or collectively, suitsble Z,
light housekeeping Apply st All Gallon
street. be WeeEt- Thiri and EOnrAh
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VIVIAN g RYLAND, general land and col
lection agents fcg the Psnhandls C
Texss TaanaaS Toy
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY-HOughton, Mif-
lin & Co., Boston; yearly subscription, 81 20.
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nor KENT-FRERfShef fro7Tt room I'm F Y
4 .Balps new building, No. COS Calhoun Il.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-03
The Art of Mind Reading.

Sebastian George, the amateur ''mind
reader, In a letter to The Boston Herald,
describing his remarkable gift, gives the
following as his theory as to how mind
reading is accomplished: "When my sub
ject sees an ehiect &c is not the eye that
sees, but the brain, using the eye as con-
ductor. The more vividly anything is
pictured before the eye the greater the
tremor of the brain, and the more certain
the mind of its object. The tremor estab-
ished in my subjects brain travels
throughout the system, and would evil
IDENTIFY go out into the atmosphere, or ether.
perhaps to influence things we know moth
ing OF, but here the mind reader steps in
and receives the electric current flor this
believe it Isl into his nerves, it travels to
his brain, and there again the object is re-
produced. With me it is certainly very
dim, but the real object is pictured there,
and l see with another's ewes. Then,
without contact, / receive the tremor
through the conducting ether, and whep
my nerves are in their most susceptibl
mood, or on par with my subjects,
would be just as sure of success. The e
is no supernatural power about it what.
ever; it is but plain, common sease
1hLiS, WHICH, however, we can not quite
fathom. If person is not looking at an
object, but making mental picture of It,
OF course the idea gathered by the thought
revealer is not so distinct as when his eyes
are fixed upon it, as natural consequence.
When an object is hidden, there is double
work to do if the mind reader has had no
previous knowledge of what the article is
to be, but even then will guarantee to
state emphatically whether it is the object
or not when it has been found, and in
nearly every case viii tell what it is before
the searchis ended. "--Exchange.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-03
ON DECk.

Mr.. ]. 8. Miles has consented to accept
the craftsmanship Of the Clark County Re-
publican Central Committee, rendered him
by the unanimous and hearty vote of the
members. He has undertaken the work
after some hesitation and at some personal
sacrifice, from patriotic motives, and he
and his worthy associates have already put
the ball In motion. Rooms have been se-
cured on the second floor, lin 'front.' Of the
Buckingham building. on Limestone and
High-the Buckeye (Republican) club hav-
ing secured the hall on the third floor.
These rooms are to be kept open, free to
all. night and day, and they will be sup
piled withrepublican newspapers, campaign
literature and all the appliances Of political
work and warfare.
We congratulate thy new committee on
the favorable auspices under which it hiss
opened up the campaign, and feel author
lied to pledge the earnest and hearty coop
Grafton of the masses of the republican
party.